12.12: The Day (2023) Review
The saying "history repeats itself" rings truer in 2025 than ever before. On December 3, 2024, South Korean President Yoon...
The saying "history repeats itself" rings truer in 2025 than ever before. On December 3, 2024, South Korean President Yoon...
Audrey Diwan’s Emmanuelle is a visually striking exploration of isolation, desire, and identity within the gilded cage of luxury. Emmanuelle...
She’s a woman who has it all. The high-tech business, the immaculate apartment, the loving husband and family, and all...
Australian director Justin Kurzel always takes us to the darkest of places. From his brooding version of Shakespeare’s Macbeth, to...
The stress of Christmas travel is taken to the nth degree in Carry-On, featuring Taron Egerton as an unambitious TSA...
What appears to be a familiar along the lines of, Single White Female, expands into an alternate view of seemingly...
They’re a cinematic perennial. Inspirational stories of individuals who overcome what appear to be insurmountable odds have made it onto...
It’s one of the oldest, and most secretive, elections in the world, but the selection of a new Pope isn’t...
An intermittently thrilling actioner, Take Cover is at its best when it stops trying to emulate starrier films with bigger...
Before watching it as part of this year's London Film Festival, I did not know much about The Weekend. After...
Rodney Alcala was convicted of murdering seven women and girls between 1968 and 1979, but some estimate that his victims...
Unbelievably whilst covering the Toronto International Film Festival I had the greatest honour and pleasure to sit down with Timo...
These days, it’s difficult to say anything new or groundbreaking about Los Angeles and the people that inhabit the city....
Seeds, written, directed, and starring Kaniehtiio Horn in her feature directorial debut, had its world premiere at the Toronto International...